Module · User accounts
One person, one record, and everything they do lands on it.
Customers sign in on your own domain. The booking, the stamp, the order, the quiz answer and the programme all attach to the same person — which is the only reason the fourteenth visit can know about the first thirteen. This is the record every other module writes to.
Included on Business. $35 a month on Lite and Standard, or $350 a year.
Signing in
On your domain, with a password they set from a link you sent.
A booking or an order made without signing in still creates the record. When they come to sign in, they ask for a link, tap it, and set a password on the record that is already theirs — so the first thirteen visits are not stranded behind an account made on the fourteenth.
After that it is an email and a password on your own domain — stored hashed, never in the clear — with a verified address and a self-serve reset if they forget it.
The record
The fourteenth visit knows about the first thirteen.
Every module writes to the same person: the booking carries her id, so does the stamp, the order, the quiz answer and the coaching plan. Nobody files anything, and nothing has to be reconciled later, because there was never a second copy to reconcile.
What the profile screen puts on one timeline today is her orders, her visits and the day she joined. The rest of the record is real and is read where it is used — the stamps on her card, the plan in Coaching, the answers in Leads. Grant or revoke access from the same screen; there are no notes and no merge.
What it unlocks
Loyalty, Community, Courses, Coaching and PT all need it.
Loyalty, Community, Courses, Coaching and PT all need somebody to be signed in — each of their member-facing surfaces sits behind this one. Switching one of them on does not switch this on for you, so it is set up alongside them.
How you get it
On your plan, or add it
Included on Business, and an add-on with a price of its own on Lite and Standard. This is one of the few modules you can actually buy.
A module that needs sign-in does not switch this on for you — it is set up with them.
Before you start